Reference no: EM133573537

Question: Provide a one-sentence description for each of the terms and how they "fit" within your organization producing "widgets." •• Reasonable care - The degree of care exercised by a prudent person in observance of his legal duties toward others. • Res ipsa loquitur - The permissible inference that the defendant was negligent in that "the thing speaks for itself" when the circumstances are such that ordinarily the plaintiff could not have been injured had the defendant not been at fault. • Standard of reasonable prudence - The legal theory that a person who owes a legal duty must exercise the same care that a reasonably prudent person would observe under similar circumstances. • Strict liability in tort - The legal theory that a manufacturer of a product is liable for injuries due to product defects, without the necessity of showing negligence of the manufacturer.